Cover page of the Midland County Annual Report

2024 Midland County Annual Report

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April 2, 2025 Mark Rankin<rankinm1@msu.edu>

Message from the District Director

Our mission is to improve lives through an educational process that applies knowledge to critical issues, needs and opportunities. MSU Extension professionals reach people where they are - in their homes, farms, businesses and communities with evidence-based education. We offer a variety of programs and services to make a positive impact with the residents we serve. On behalf of MSU Extension staff, I would like to thank you for your continued support. 

-Mark Rankin, District 9 Director

Impact Snapshot

  • $29,030,863 total economic impact
  • 2,761 participants attending programs hosted in Midland County
  • $4,666,936 in spending with local businesses
  • 322 county students enrolled at Michigan State University
  • $4,294,799 Financial Aid disbursed
  • 2,104 youth in Midland County 4-H
  • 20,788 Midland County residents contacted by our staff
  • 6,840 volunteer hours in Midland County
  • 1,535 programs, meetings, consultations
  • $171,000 volunteer value to Midland County
  • 203 youth participants in nutrition and physical activity programs
  • 112 nutrition and physical sessions hosted in the county
  • 372 adult participants in nutrition and physical activity programs
  • 575 county residents who participated in health and nutrition programs

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